TILLAMOOK ‘HEADLIGHT,
a
MAT 20. J 020
»»
different methods are better than PRIMARY NOMINATING
19. Richard W. Montague, "
than some of the mossbaca counties
Will
E
Purdy,
Marion
Co.
20.
ELECTION ON FRIDAY
of the Willamette valley, for when
21. J. F. Reddy, Jackson Co.
Tiiiamookers get together to accom­ Very Little Interest Taken in Local 22. John L. Schuyeman. Mult. Co.
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
• plish auything they are generally
One cent a word per issue.
23. C. J. Smith. Multnomah Co.
Candidates
SUBSCRIPTION
pe- year .$2.00 successful, to-wit: the cheese indus­
Delegates
to
the
National
Convent
­
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try and the part it played in putting
ion for Nomination of Candidates Singer Agency—H. F. Cook, Prop.
The primary nominating election
over the Roosevelt Highway measure.
for President and Vice-President.
for Oregon will take place to-morrow
Dr. Ramsey. Osteopath, has moved to
First District vote for two.
lit» 1. O. O. F. building.
So far, only one argument ba« (Friday; and from all appearance 24. W. H. Downing. Marion Co.
Planting season is at hand.
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there is very little interest taken in
been
made
against
the
bill
for
the
P.
L.
Frazier,
A few weeks ago the Johnson fact­
25.
Don
’t experiment. Use fer­
Wanted: a man to cut wood and do
the election, for it seems that people
ion was accusing the Wood faction propectlon of higher education in are too busy and interested in their 26. Lee M. Travis. Lane Co.
slashing. See Joe Donaldson.
tilizer
that has made good —
of spending large sums of money. Oregon, —the fact that it will, add own affairs to bother, and for that 27. Al Waugh, Lincoln Co.
*1.26
to
the
taxes
on
each
*1000
of
Thus.
Whitehorn,
eBnton
Co.
Johnson
For sale: an eight roomed house.
From all indications, the
reason it is thought there will be a 28. Frank Wortman. Jackson Co.
Modern, and in a choice locatiou.
29.
faction is now spending a pile of the assessed valuation. Taxes do small vete cast.
seem high at this time, and the. tax­
Candidate
for
President.
Call Bell phone 4 4-M.
money.
From all indications it looks as If 30. Wm. Gibbs McAdoo, New York.
payer’s cries are natural. Neverthe
General
Wood
will
carry
the
state
A six room house to rent from June
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Candidate for Vice-President.
If President Wilson is foolish less the place to reduce taxes is not for president, and having a large fol­
1st to July 1st. Completely fur­
enough to think that he is going to in education. The man who has pay lowing in this county he will pull u 31. Wm. T. Vaughn. Oregon.
nished, Including water and tele­
President. Vole for five.
get Senator Chamberlain’s “goat” at *18 for shoes and 25c a pound for good vote here.
phone, for *23. For further in­
32. Celia L. Gavin, Wasco Co.
tlie primary election tomorrow he is sugar ought not to take out his griev­
formation write to Box 486, or call
The Democratic party is only tak­
Potatoes are heavy potash feeder«. Beaver Brand . D Fertilizer
ance
upon
education
just
because
he
Oscar
Hayter,
Polk
Co.
33.
going to be badly disappointed. Our
18-W.
ing
an
active
part
in
the
"higher
up
”
supplies potash and other element« in accurate proportions. Itcontaina
Dr. E. T. Hedlund, Mult. Co.
34.
George will get the president's ‘goat’ can reach education by his vote and
cannot reach the price of shoes or offices, for it seems that tlie demo­ 35. Robert A. Miller,
"
4 Per Cent Ammonia
is our prediction.
Anyone wishing work done by the
the price of sugar by his vote. If cratic party is just kept together fur 36. A. E. Reanies, Jackson Co.
7 Per Cent Available Phosphoric Acid
hour call 126-R, bell phone.
the purpose of electing a few demo­
6 Per Cent Potash
37. Elton Watkins, Multnomah Co.
When you go to the polls to-mor­ one takes a far-sighted look, high­
crats to U..1CC.
—a very fine blend of plant food for the potato crop. Packed in 125-lb.
38. Geo. E. Chamberlain. Mult. Co. "Nu Bone’’ made to order corset
row vote for General Wood for presi­ er education tends to reduce taxes,
We give below the tickets to be
Miss M. Patterson, representative,
sacks. Order immediately through your local deaier or write direct to
39 Harvey Starkweather, Clackamas
dent and vote for Wood delegates to anyway. The United States is the
voted upon to-iuorrow:
1st near 2nd Ave.
J-10
safest,
freest,
healthiest,
wealthiest
Public Service Cominisioner.
tlie Republican convention. Our pre­
Republican.
40. Wm. D. Bennett, Multnomah Co.
diction is that it Tillamook republi­ and happiest country on earth today,
Delegate to tue National Convent-
The only oilier aspirants for office For sale: 2 good cows. 4 years. Peter
cans give Wood a plurality, he will with the higlitest standard of living.
Schranz.
ion, tour to be voted for.
Education
is
largely
responsible.
The
in
the democratic ticket are P. F.
win at the national convention.
greatest safeguard that America's in­ 12. Daniel Boyd, Wallowa Co.
Hobson, Theo Jacoby and Geo. W. Attention—Expert piano tuner and
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R. R. Bulter, Wasco Co.
North Portland,
Fertilizer
Phelps for Commissioner for the Port
player repair man from The Wiley
Well, if you are in doubt vote yes stitutions posses is education. The 13.
Geo. J. Cameron. Multnomah Co. of Bay City.
14.
countries
that
do
not
have
these
good
B.
Allen
Co.
of
Portland
will
be
Oregon
to all the measures to be voted upon
Charles H. Carey,
here for a few days. All work
Amendments.
to-morrow, for that insures good institutions, that are not safe and 15.
W. E. Compton, Marion Co.
Constitutional Amendment extend­
guaranteed. Leave order at "The
roads, good university agricultur­ free and healthy and wealthy and 16.
Wm. I. Harrison, Multnomah Co. ing eminent domain over roads and
Song Shop", Main St.
al college, normal school and good happy, are on top of all that the most 17.
Olr.er M. Hickey,
ways.
schools in every county. Vote yes on heavily taxed countries on earth. It 18.
John K. Kollock,
Yes
For sale: “C” Conn Saxophone Brass
300
all the measures is the snap shot Is not an expenditure, but an invest­ 19.
in splendid condition with case and
No
ment and an insurance, to vote for 20. Stanfield Macdonald, Clackamas 301
man's advice.
accessories. F. O. Sippreil, Gari­
Limitation of four per cent state
the higher educational tax act on 21. Edward McClean, Clackamas Co.
N. C. Marls, Multnomah Co.
baldi, Ore.
indebtedness
for
permanent
roads.
22.
May
21.
It is not surprising to read that one
23. Wallace McCamarnt, ”
Yes
302
religious denomination has gone on
Men Wanted—Tillamook Lumber Co.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM­
24.. John L. Rand, Baker Co.
303 No
record as opposed to the interchurch
be at Star Garage at 7:30 a.m.
PROVE
CERTAIN
STREETS
IN
James
S.
Stewart,
Benton
Co.
Restoring
capital
punishment
26.
world movement. It is our opinion
Delegates lo the National Convent­ 304
TILLAMOOK
CITY,
OREGON
Yes
that tlie affair will soon fizzle out.
PASTURE.
ion for nomination of Candidates for 305
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No
for different religious denominations
For cows and heifers, No horses.
President
and
Vice
President.
First
Crook and Curry Counties Bonding
Notice is hereby given to nil persons
don't remain long hitched up to­
Phone 2F22. F. W. Allen, Track
Amendment.
gether. What will kill it quicker than whom it may concern, that the Com­ District vote for two.
House.
E.
J.
Adams,
Lane
Co.
Yes
27.
306
anything else is tlie large amount of mon Council of Tillamook City, Ore.,,
307 No
money it is aiming to obtain from the has determined to improve the fol­ 28. Joel C. Booth, Linn Co.
Wanted Cornet and Trombone play­
John C. Rendell, Coos Co.
Successor to governor.
people to carry on the work.
lowing streets in said Tillamook City, 29.
er.-, for established orchestra, lor
Walter
L.
Tooze,
Jr.,
Yamhill
Co.
308
Yes
30.
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particulars write to A. Cummings,
to-wit: All that portion of Si$th Ave­
Frank
T.
Wrightman,
Marion
309
No
The Swedish mission is another re­ nue East, front the South line of 31.
Brighton Oregon.
Candidate for President.
Higher educational tax act.
ligious organization that has taken a
Eighth street South, to the south line 32.. Herbeil C. Hoover, Californa
310 Yes
crack at the law in regard to foreign
For Sale: Kimball upright piano.
of Blocks 48 and 49 of Thayer’s addi­ 33. Hiram W. Johnson, California.
No.
311
Cheap if sold at once. Call. 3F11.
language newspapers. It is our opin­
tion
to
Tillamook,
now
Tillamook
City,
Soldiers
’
,
Sailors
’
and
Marines'
34. Frank O. Lowden. Illinois
ion that the law should remain in
Educational aid revenue bill.
I have a large number of pigs for
full force, and If those who want to by establishing the grade of said 36. Leonard Wood, Massachusetts.
sale, if you are interested call me
Yes
Candidate for Vice President.
312
print foieign language newspapers street. By grading the same to the
on Mutual phone. A. C. Bosmon.
No
313
had better get back to their own proper subgrade, by laying thereon a 37. Henry Cabot Lodge, Mass.
sate Elementory School fund.
country and do io there. Most of us gravel concrete, roadway, 16 feet in 38. Elwood Washington. Indiana.
The Brunswick Phonograph plays all
Yes
know to what extent German propa­ width and 6 inches in thickness. By 39. Wm. Grant Webster, New York. 314
records without changing the re­
No.
Electors
of
President
and
Vice-
315
ganda was carried on in foreign lan­ constructing laterals for sewer con­
producer. Plays them at their best.
Blind
School
Tax
measure.
guage newspapers, and this is suffi­ nections, and making provisions for President. Vote for Five.
‘The Song Shop”, Main St.
Yes
cient reason why the law should re­ the necessary surface drainage of said 40. M. C. George, Multnomah Co. 316
AVE your own V acuum B ottlb O utvi -A—for water
No
Harriet
C.
Hendee,
317
41.
main.
My middle name is George. Let me
street with all the appurtenances
»I
—for coffee—for milk—or ice-cold lemonade. Have
Clarence
It.
Hatchkiss.
bring you “Vaughn” Best drag saw
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42.
$200 in Cash Prize*
Funny, isn’t it. Much to do was thereto.
on the market today. Call E. G.
a refreshing drink when you want it.
43. Joseph Hume, Linne Co.
All of said improvements to be made 44. F. S. Ivanhoe. Union Co.
Krebs.
made because State Treasurer Hoff
given by the Republic truck dis-
Then the L unch B asket —the joy and security of the
had Invested state funds, it was al­ in accordance with the Charter, Res­ 45. Chas. E. Lockwood, Multnomah
day's trip—making you independent of time and distance.
leged, not to the best advantage, al­ olutions and Ordinances of Tillamook 46. John Y. Richardson, Multnomah tributors to the High School students The Cheney Phonograph, i* a rare
treat for music lovers, A real
’’
Co. of the State for the best essays on
lowing a certain bonding house to City, Oregon, and in accordance with 47. Walter T. Robb,
the following subjects:
These and all other motoring accessories are specially
United States Senator.
musical instrument—not a ma- j
make-quite a little stake. It Is now the plans and specifications, and esti­
.
1. How the Motor Truck benefits
chine. Monthly payments to suit.
displayed this week. Come in and see what we can
proposed to change the plans and mates of work therefor made and pre­ 48. Albert Abraham, Douglas Co.
“The Song Shop”, Main St.
make the governor, secretary of state pared by the City Engineer of Tilla­ 49. R. N. Stanfield, Multnomah Co. the Railroads.
supply you with to make your motoring more comfortable
2. The Motor Truck as a Farnt-
Represntatlve in Congress.
and the state treasurer a board to mook City and filed in the office of the I
and enjoyable.
I ing Asset.
Wanted—Salesman for Tillamook
50. W. C. Hawley. Marion Co.
control investment. But the gover­
City Recorder of said Tillamook City.
and
vicinity.
Commission
contract
3.
The
Benefits
derived
from
Good
Secretary of State.
nor is now holding down two of these
only, for spare time or full time.
All of said improvements to be made
offices, and If the plan carries the
51. E. L. Coburn, of Josephine Co. Roads.
We will teach you to sell income
4. The Motor Truck in Emergency
governor will be “It”, instead of the at the expense of the property, and 52. B. F. Jones, Lincoln Co.
protection
through our free school
all
thereof,
adjacent
thereto
and
spec
­
Transportation.
state treasurer.
53. Sam A. Kozer, Clatsop Co.
of instruction and help you build a
5. How the Motor Truck has speed­
ially benefitted thereby, being all the 54. Fred Lockley, Multnomah Co.
the
store
business of your own. Massachu­
ed up the Conimerlcal Life of our
Those who boosted the Liberty and propery within the limits of the dis- 55. M. Vernor Parsons, Lane Co.
setts
Bonding
and
Insurance
Co.,
Victory bonds were sincere in their trict established therefor.
56. Henry J. Schulderman, Mult. Co. Nation.
Accident and Health Dept., Sagi­
*100 for first prize, *50 for second.
statesments that the bonds would al­
The district established therefor is 57. W. D. Wood, Washington Co.
naw’, Michigan, Capital *1,500,-
Justices of the Supreme Court. *25 for third, *15 for fourth, *10 for
ways be at par, for they had the as­ the district designated as Local Im-
000.
M
fifth prize.
surance of the government. But. alas, provement District No. 15, and the Vote for four.
Each
essay
must
not
exceed
one
like so many democratic promises
58. Henry J. Bean. Umatilla Co.
boundaries thereof are as follows:
thousand words in length and must Warning—All persons are hereby xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxjìexxxxxxxxxxx
and pledges, people who put UP their
Henry L. Benson, Klamath Co.
Beginning at the Northeast corner 59.
warned to note the machines and
deal
with only one of the above sub­
money to help the government And
Lawerence
1'.
Harris,
Lane
Co.
60.
prices quoted by traveling sewing
of
Lot
2
in
Block
42
in
Thayer's
add
­
jects,
but
students
are
not
limited
to
the bonds are below par, and the
61. Thomas A. McBride, Columbia
machine agents and to compare
ition
to
what
is
now
Tillamook
City;
one
essay.
money sharks and brokers are gett­
Dairy and Food Commissioner.
with what we have to offer at the
Contest closes at noon, Saturday,
ing hold of them at a discount of 15 thence North to the South line of 62. C. L. Hawley, Polk Co.
same price before buying. More
May 22, and the w inning essays will
per cent. That is no way to treat Eighth street; thenc? East to the place
Public Service Commissioner.
Singer machines made and sold
be
forewarded
to
the
Republic
Motor
the people, especially those who are of beginning.
Public Service Commissioner.
than all others put together.
forced to sell their bonds for some
The cost of the improvement as 63. Fred C. Buchtel, Multnomah Co. Truck company of Alma, Mich., to
There's a good reason.
Singer
be
entered
in
their
National
*1000
cause.
fixed by the accepted bid therefor is 64. Edward Cousin, Clackamas Co.
Agency, opposite Post Office, Tilla-’
Scholarship
offer
for
the
Grand
Win
­
Joint Senator.
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$6910.95, besides allowance for over­
mook.
ner. Sign your name in full with
The Oregonian was In favcor of all haul of excavation for every 100 feet 65. 'V. B. Dennis, Yamhill Co.
address and mail to Contest Manager,
the measures except that one in excess of 300 feet, 3c per cubic yard 66. C- J- Edwards, Tillamook Co.
Roberts Motor Car Co.. Inc., Distrib­ A large Old Life Insurance Company
which pertained to n
success­
69. ’ John U. Smith. Yamhill Co.
to which shall be added the cost of
desires to make a general agency
utors of Republic Trucks. Park &
or to the governor in case of death,
Joint Representative.
connection in Tillamook county.
Everett Sts., Portland. Ore.
improvement in the plan to warrant advertising, engineering, superintend­ 68. E. R. Beals, Tillamook Co.
Do not apply unless you wish to
Judges w ill be appointed by Auto­
its approval.” We wan to remind the ence and other incidental expenses 69. F rank A. Rowe, Tillamook Co..
enter the business in a permanent
mobile editors of the Oregonian,
Oregonian that in tile governor hold­ conncted with the carrying out and
District Attorney.
way and can furnish the best of
Journal and Telegram.
ingdown two offices since the death construction of said improvement as 70. T. H. Goyne, Tillamook Co.
reference. Previous experience not
of Governor Wlthycombe is sufficient authorized by he Charter of Tilla­
County Judge.
absolutely necessary. Such a con­
reason for a chunge. making it poss- mook City..
71. W. L. Campbell
nect fbn offers a permanent income.
LODGE MEETINGS.
lbie for the governor to have two
Ten days from the date of the first 72. Homer Mason.
Address I. C. Cunningham, 406-14 ¡
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votes in all matters where the gov- publication of this notice is allowed
County Commissioner.
Northwestern Bank Bldg., Port­
ernor and secretary of state are mem­ by the Charter of Tillamook City, Ore­ 73. H. V. Alley
Tillamook Lodge No. 57
land, Oregon.
bers of different boards or conxnlss- gon, for the filing of remonstrances 74. Frank C. Reed
A. F. and A. M.
Iona. What'a the matter with Ore-
County Clerk.
Regular
meeting second For Sale—Hatching egg* and day old
against the proposed improvement.
gon, anyway, or what’s the matter
75. II. S. Brimhall
Wednesday of each month.
Dated
this
20th
day
of
May,
1920.
chicks for sale, from White and
with the governor, that this state of
76. J. C. McClure
Rehersals each Wednesday
Brown Leghorns.
Good laying
FRANCES B. STRANAHAN
affair* have existed for so long? Per­
Sheriff.
following. Visiting broth­
strain. Day old chicks $20.00 per
City Recorder. 77. John Aschim
haps the Oregonian can lighten us,
ers welcome.
100 post paid. $18.00 per 100 if
I
for there must be some reason why
78. Frank Hanenkratt
By order of W. M.
you come to my place, and furnish .
the governor hangs on to two public
County Assessor.
Leslie Harrison, Sec.
your own box to put them in. Eggs
offices like grlnt death.
, C. A. Johnson.
for setting, $1.75 per setting of 15 i
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County Treasurer.
post paiu, or $1.50 if you come and
We had hoped that the primary
Stated convocation Friday
. Kathleen Mills.
get them. No business done on Sat- 1
nominating election would have
Johnson Chapter No. 24
, Alexandria Rock
urday. Wm. Stuivenga.
passed off without any friction or
R. A. M.
School Superintendent.
bad feeling between classes, candi­
82. G. B Lamb.
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
Wanted, men or women to take or­ I
dates. or section* of the county, but,
County Surveyor.
April 30. Visitors welcome
ders among friends and neighbors
unfortunatrdly. during the past few
. W. S. Coates.
for the genuine guaranteed hos­
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weeks political liars have been at
County Coroner.
iery, full lines for men, women and
G. A. R.
work creating hostile feeling. In do­
which Is always to be
. R. N. Henkle
children. Eliminates darning. We
Cornith Post, No. 35 Dept, of Ore­
ing so they have violated the corrupt
found between ths
There are justice* of the peace and
poy 50c. an hour for spare time or MONEY MADX BY
gon,
meets
on
second
and
fourth
Sat
­
practles act and .in our Judgment, it
plate* of th* Still Bet­
constable« in the four justice din­
*24 a week for full time. Exper­
OUR VULCANIZING
urday*
of
each
month,
ot
1:30
p.
m..
calls for a grand jury Investigation.
ter Willard, doesn't
trlcts to be nominated. There is only
ience unnecessary. Write. Internat­ Inthese lay* of saving and avoiding
in the W. O. W. hall. Visitor* wel­
We are glad to say that the Head­
know whs* it to to lie
on* aspirant, (hat of J. J. Spencer for
ional Stocking Mill, Norroetown,
come.
waste, and especially in view of the
light haa not said a word to Injure
down on the job. Any
constable of the first district.
Pa.
H. W. Spear. Commander
the reputations of character* of the
rising cost of new tires why not make
Four commissioners of the Port of
Willard Service Sta­
Samuel Downs, Adjt.
republican candidate*, for the peo­
your tires last two and three times
Bay City to be nominated. Those on
tion will tell you
ple's choice will be our choice. There
the ballot ar* D. C. Ellis. John A.
just as we do. that
a* long by letting us vulcanise their
is one thing we want to call attent­
Xelrnn and Robert Watt.
W. R. C.
Threaded Rubber
weak spots? Many an otherwise
ion of the citizens to. As we view
Four commissioners for the Port of
Corinfth Relief Corps. No. 54 Dept,
never
gives
the
battery
the stltuation, the election to-mor­
sound shoe can be saved by our vul­
Nehalem are to be nominated. A. C. of Oregon, meets on first and third
owner cause to worry
row will show conclusively to what
canizing.
Anderson
is
candidate
for
two
year
Friday
evenings
of
each
month,
at
about reinsulation, a
extent the timber and lumbering In­
term
and
H.
A. Bell. Frank A. Rowo 8 p. m.. tn the W. O. W. hall. Visitors The Wiley B. Allen Co.’* Piano* and
CITY TIRE SHOP.
rtrNnirnt that can­
terest have taken an active pari in
and Thus. B. Watt are for the four welcome .
Players at the Song Shop. Monthly
J. C. Holden, Proprietor.
not ba truthfully
the election, and whether this is not
yoar term.
Minnie Johnson. President
payments to suit you. Established
made of any ordi­
another wedge for those interests to
over
47 years, with this motto
Elizabeth
Conover,
Secy.
Precinct
committeemen
are
to
be
obtain control of the county affair*.
nary inaulatmn.
"Your moneys worth or your mon­
elected. Those w ho have filed are
ey back."
W W. Ridehalgh. Bay; R. E Wilson.
They do it differently in Tillamook,
Beaver; Chas. Ray. Cloverdale; Bert
that i*. partly. A man who, said to
Dr.'* Allen and Sharp. Dentist*.
I Sappington. Hebo; Fred C. Baker.
have been intoxicated, ran over and
National Building.
Maple Leaf; H.| W. Tohl. Nehalem;
killed another, was fined |500 und
T. W. Lyster. Routh Prairie; Tho«. B.
Tuesday eve. 8 p. m.
1
paroled for eight years, which may
Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. 0. 0. F.
Watt. Wheeler.
Rebekak. Wednesday evening
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
Do you know that half of your
be termed severe punishment. Ore-
Democratic Ticket
~
‘ trouble
•• is
• Carbon,
-
Get
Ionian.
Camp 2-4, Thursday
Motor
Delegate* to the National Convent­
Probably w* do |
thing* a little dlf-
Dr. Wise will be at hi* Bay City of
rid of it cheap. We burn it out
ion. Vote for tour.
ferently in this neck ot the woods to i
fice on Wednesdays
F-24. 8
C. DUSTER.
clean with Oxygen. 75c. per
what they do in other part* of the
12. Geo. T. Baldwin, Klamath Co.
Counter Sales Book*—Order .your
Mate, bui we want to «ay we gener­
calender.
13. T. H. Crawford, Union Co.
DENTIST.
Sales Books from W. F. Baker,
ally do them right.
Maybe,
it
14. Otto D. Drain. Multomah Co.
5
agent Pacific Sales Book Co. CaU
wonldn't be a bad Idea tor the Ore-
TILLAMOOK BUILDING
"
IB. Bert E. Haney.
<8 Headlight.
Konian lo »end a representative over
le. O. Y. Harry.
(Over Haliotn’a).
to thia pregreeaive and interesting
17. Mr*. Marta L. T. Hidden, ”
l
Dr. W. K. Leb*v—Realist with Dr.
eoaM ooaaty to aaoertain how our
l ut
IB. Frederick V. Holt man. ”
Wte*.
Tillamook- Oregon.
«> r *
Tillamook Headlight’s
Trade Mart.
Œillamnnk ©cuhlxalit.
Potato
Growers !
Editorial Snap Shots.
Swift’s
Beaver Brand “D”
Fertilizer
Swift & Company
Go Prepared To Enjoy
Your Motor Trips
H
King-Crenshaw Hardware Co
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Wanted
CHITTUM BARK
We Pay Highest Cas Prices
See us before selling
COAST HIDE & JUNK CO
Our Motto
A Square Deal to AU
Tillamook Battery
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Willard Service.
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CARBON
SQUARE DEAL REPAIR SHOP
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